FAQs
- How did you get started doing this type of work?
I have been an artist all of my life and working with computers since the age of 9. Combining my two passions was quite an easy choice. I've studied both in school and spend an uncanny amount of time reading about new trends, ideas, methods, success stories, programs, amongst many other subject related to my field. The greatest thing about it all is that I enjoy it every day. I love the satisfaction of a client, the process of creating something new, learning a new subject to solve a problem, researching different fields and industries for my clients, seeing the end result and impressing others viewing what I created. There is endless joy in starting from nothing back in the day and having a list of satisfied clients and projects to show in the present day. Customer satisfaction is as rewarding as winning a competition when all the odds were against you.
- Describe a recent project you are fond of. How long did it take?
I recently had a great referral from my friends at www.nakturnal.net to create a fashion blog-styled website for one of their friends/clients. The initial meetings led me to believe it would be a small website with not too many bells and whistles but that was completely off. After several meetings and multiple themes chosen we settled on one that fit the bill perfectly. I went above and beyond researching, installing and customizing plug-ins for the WordPress theme to meet or exceed the client's expectations. Though I feel that the original quote was a bit low for the time spent on it, I am very happy with how happy the client is and how many positive responses they are receiving. After finishing Phase 1 of the site we had multiple meetings about the future of the site and integrating an entire community styled format so the site is not only informative but also interactive. This improves SEO, customer loyalty, and increases the amount of traffic because of all the buzz about the site. Phase 2 is underway and I'm excited to see how far we can take the site. Check out the final product online: www.stylesegment.com